Archive | July, 2015

Flashback: See Tim McGraw and Scotty McCreery Sing 'Dying'

When the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame announced its 2015 honorees this week, among them was Craig Wiseman, whose tunes have topped the charts more than 20 times. Although he has scored multiple Number Ones with Kenny Chesney (“The Good Stuff,” “She’s Got It All,” “Summertime”), Wiseman’s pen has yielded… Source: RollingStone Link: Flashback: See […]

Future Islands, Madlib Unite for Collaborative Hip-Hop EP

Future Islands fans know Samuel Herring for his distinctive, emotive croon – but he’s equally adept at rapping, as he’s proved under the moniker Hemlock Ernst. Herring’s latest hip-hop project is the Madlib-produced Trouble Knows Me, a 12-inch vinyl EP out September 1st via Madlib Invazion.  The duo have teased the EP… Source: RollingStone Link: Future […]

Hear Slaughterhouse's Knockout 'Southpaw' Track 'R.N.S.'

The Eminem-curated Southpaw soundtrack doesn’t hit shelves until July 24th, but on Friday, Slaughterhouse let loose “R.N.S.,” another track off the Shady-fueled compilation for the boxing flick. Joell Ortiz, Joe Budden and Crooked I – but no Royce da 5’9″ – reteam on this blistering Just Blaze and AraabMuzik co-production which opens… Source: RollingStone Link: Hear Slaughterhouse's […]

Watch Anderson East Channel Wilson Pickett in TV Debut

Americana rising star Anderson East made his network television debut on Late Night With Seth Meyers last night with a brass section in tow, giving a performance that paid fine tribute to the kings and queens of soul. Playing a rousing rendition of “Satisfy Me” from his major-label debut, Delilah,… Source: RollingStone Link: Watch Anderson […]

Lamb of God Enlist Deftones' Chino Moreno for Epic New Song, 'Embers'

Virginia metal mainstays Lamb of God explore subtle new sonic territory on their upcoming eighth LP, VII: Sturm and Drang. And they’ve teased that diversity by posting new song “Embers” featuring the distinctive bellow of Deftones frontman Chino Moreno.  “Only embers remain,” Randy Blythe growls over menacing guitar riffs and Chris Adler’s… Source: RollingStone Link: Lamb […]

Sirens

Sublime’s charismatic frontman, Brad Nowell, died just months before their 1996 major-label debut became a smash hit. The surviving members of the SoCal crew re-formed a few years back with new guy Rome Ramirez in Nowell’s place, but bassist Eric Wilson is the only original member left on the group’s… Source: RollingStone Link: Sirens

10 New Country Artists You Need to Know: Summer 2015

A Los Angeles cowboy influenced as much by mariachi as Merle, a New Orleans band whose primary mission is to make fans dance and a bohemian vocalist with a crooked halo and pop lilt make up this warm-weather season’s list. It’s such diversity that helps define both the country and Americana genres, affording fans a… Source: RollingStone Link: 10 New […]

Born in the Echoes

The Chemical Brothers are Bill Clinton to Skrillex’s Barack Obama — the genius Nineties triangulators who proved dance music could rock blocks without diluting its techno soul. The latest from the U.K. duo hits harder and lower than their last album, 2010’s Further, with guest-vocal turns from artists as varied as… Source: RollingStone Link: Born in […]